Recommended by Kate Brennan

  • Ignition Arts: FIXED by David Lee White
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    A well-crafted four hander navigating the landmines of mental illness and friendship - the pacts we make before the world ruins us, the mistakes that follow when the world does, and the promise of healing once we build our own worlds. Dynamic time-lapsing story, based on true accounts.

    A well-crafted four hander navigating the landmines of mental illness and friendship - the pacts we make before the world ruins us, the mistakes that follow when the world does, and the promise of healing once we build our own worlds. Dynamic time-lapsing story, based on true accounts.

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  • Ignition Arts: The Exit Interview (Published Comedy) by William Missouri Downs
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    A thoroughly disturbing Brechtian tale for our times, splattered with politics, religion and ads for Diet Coke. Written ahead of its time, THE EXIT INTERVIEW is reminiscent of Ping Chong's TRUTH & BEAUTY in rock and roll anarchy, while formatted expertly with Verfremdungseffekt. With cheerleaders. Brecht would be proud of this challenging and topical piece.

    A thoroughly disturbing Brechtian tale for our times, splattered with politics, religion and ads for Diet Coke. Written ahead of its time, THE EXIT INTERVIEW is reminiscent of Ping Chong's TRUTH & BEAUTY in rock and roll anarchy, while formatted expertly with Verfremdungseffekt. With cheerleaders. Brecht would be proud of this challenging and topical piece.

    ”

  • Plastic Nest is a beautifully crafted four-hander about the places we try to call home. With talking birds, fertility calendars and packing peanuts, it's both poignant and quirky. A unique lesson in the true cost of building a nest and the exacting price we demand from those who live in it with us.

    Plastic Nest is a beautifully crafted four-hander about the places we try to call home. With talking birds, fertility calendars and packing peanuts, it's both poignant and quirky. A unique lesson in the true cost of building a nest and the exacting price we demand from those who live in it with us.

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    Lipstick is the modern queer farce we've all been waiting for. Dynamic roles, laugh-out-loud hilarity, and smart self-aware savvy. And brimming with heart. I cannot wait to see this show fully produced in all its door-slamming glory.

    Lipstick is the modern queer farce we've all been waiting for. Dynamic roles, laugh-out-loud hilarity, and smart self-aware savvy. And brimming with heart. I cannot wait to see this show fully produced in all its door-slamming glory.